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An EMU of the 201 series - 201系
Clockwise on the
Ōsaka Loop Line - 大阪環状線 - Ōsaka kanjō-sen
Temma station - 天満駅 Tenma-eki
Osaka - 大阪 - Ōsaka
Japan - 日本
Miteside passing loop, Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway. Friday 04 August 1989.
Photograph copyright: Ian 10B. Slide No. 9286
The loop is a nice place to watch trains. Unfortunately, the railroads have put up no trespassing signs around all the good photo spots in the last couple of months.
One of many concrete bunkers at the Midewin Tallgrass Prairie. Once used to store explosives for the U.S. military, they are now just an interesting part of the landscape.
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We continue on our journey exploring old dies and forming techniques. We've now discovered that a combination of three types of hammers are required to achieve forming in many of the dies
This is a circuit that will cause the Radio Shack 9V Recording Module (part number: 276-1323) to loop.
Basically when the circuit is turned on by S1, the transistor turns the relay on. When the relay turns on, it causes the two button pins to make contact, which turns on the playing mechanism of the recording module. The transistor then reads the speaker, and when it detects power, cuts off power to the relay. As soon as the sound stops, the transistor then re-engages the relay, starting the sound, cutting off the relay.....continues indefinitely.
A solid state relay would cut down on the noise, but I didn't have one on hand, I had this one, and it works really well due to it's low activating current. You also can't hear the relay in the audio output, which is all I care about.
I used this for a circuit bent guitar I made. I wanted to have some sort of looping mechanism, but wasn't willing to pay $45. This solution cost about $12, and gives 20 seconds of decent sound. The guitar doesn't make a quality sound, so the quality of the recorded sound wasn't as important. I got the idea from a light sensor that would turn on when the light goes out.
"Tight" style in the Loop - impromtu snap session wtih Nichole - D600 w/ Nikkor 105 f2.0 DC lens. Leggings here… blackmilkclothing.com/
Stagecoach East Kent Enviro 200 36880 (GN13 EYR) with Loop branding is seen in Canterbury on 26th June 2017.
Entrance to Bachelor Loop, a 17-mile loop up the canyon north of Creede, CO. Lots of old silver mine relics along the trail. Our ride is a 2025 Chevy Colorado ZR2. Bachelor Loop isn't much of a challenge for it, but we saw some beautiful country on a perfect fall day.
Prozac09 loves to watch videos from earlier times. Different to photos the amount of videos that I have is rather limited. But this one he is watching here is one of his favorites. He just wants to watch it again and again. And he starts to synchronize his own laughing (which is real by the way) with the laughing he did 2.5 years ago (I do not even remember what we did originally to make him laugh like that).
Lynn shot this on Loop road there were a pair of them. We tried very hard to get a good shot with both of them in it.. When they were close enough to being on the same distance one would be in the bright sun and the other would be in in dark shade.
Even thou we didnt get any really good shots of the interaction is was fun watching all of the dancing head bobbing and caring on
re-purposed vinyl LP (the Bar-Kays' "Nightcruising") illustrating a section of the Chicago Perimeter Ride map
A demolition permit was issued two days previously for the residence owned by The Mission of Our Lady of Mercy, operators of the Mercy Home for Boys & Girls, 1892.
I did a terrible job taking these pictures. I only got 39 (no idea why!). Usually I use ~60 pictures, and takes 70-80.
But I think this was so funny so I tried to patch it together anyhow,
May 27, 2013 - Buttermilk Falls State Park - Ithaca, NY - Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX - f/8 1/100s, ISO 200
The 3rd and 4th Inversion of the ride, just before the second lift hill
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